Sentence examples for failed to transpire from inspiring English sources

Clearly, his grim prophecies have failed to transpire.

It's now abundantly clear that forecasters have been too optimistic, boldly projecting rates of growth that have failed to transpire.

The agreement also provided for presidential and legislative elections to be held within a year, but that failed to transpire, as additional political squabbles led to further delays.

That version also failed to transpire, as did an attempted TV miniseries from Tartt's university peer Bret Easton Ellis, working alongside Melissa Rosenberg, who adapted the Twilight novels for the screen.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho made no secret of his pursuit of Rooney in the summer, and although a move failed to transpire, Mourinho could return for the England international in the summer after admitting this week that his current crop of strikers haven't produced enough goals this season.

A long-term study of political forecasts conducted by Philip Tetlock, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, found that when political experts described an event as being absolutely certain, it failed to transpire an astonishing 25 percent of the time.

That something special fails to transpire, as his putt races past the cup on 15, then races a bit further on, then a bit more and then a bit more … into the bunker behind the green.

As events transpired, they failed to qualify for Europe for the first time since 1999 but there might not be too much angst felt at Anfield about not playing in a competition with a reputation among some clubs for being more of a hindrance than an honour.

The peace talks transpiring between Israel and Palestine failed to meet their deadline.

It further transpired that the IPCC failed to respond to crucial independent witnesses, even those who tried to respond to their own urgent witness appeals.

It transpired that Nasa had failed to find the drastic drop because, although its satellites and instruments had detected the absence, its software was set to ignore such unusual readings.